Study reveals how herbal supplements can prevent the need for prostate biopsies
A recent compelling study provides further proof of the potency of a herbal natural approach in managing prostate health. Published in Clinics and Practice, this research shines a light on how phytotherapy can significantly cut down on unnecessary prostate biopsies.
Scientific substantiation of our products
As traditional clinical trials are not always applicable for herbal preparations, how do phytotherapeutic products achieve scientific substantiation anyway?As a dedicated all-natural plant-based health product company, we're here to illuminate how our products are rooted in a blend of age-old wisdom and contemporary scientific evaluation, ensuring you receive the best nature has to offer.
A short and easy explanation of some major types of natural medicine
In the world of natural remedies, the richness of Mother Nature takes center stage. While herbal medicines, homeopathy, Chinese medicinal herbs, and Ayurveda are familiar terms, understanding the distinctions among them can be enlightening. So, let’s uncover the unique characteristics of each natural approach.
Saw palmetto’s medicinal powers might be still elusive yet proof to be strong
Saw Palmetto’s berries have a long tradition for being used for its medicinal properties. Let’s have a closer look at how Saw Palmetto can have supportive benefits for your prostate.
Why are herbal medicines often registered as food supplements?
Phytotherapeutic products are derived from natural sources like plants and herbs. They have potential health benefits to prevent or treat disease but can also be key to maintain health. Why is is then that they are most often registered as food supplements and not as medicines? Let’s have a look at the many & complex reasons.
”Kumis Kucing” or Cat whiskers for your kidneys and urinary tract
Orthosiphon stamineus, popularly known as Java tea or Cat's Whiskers, is a plant whose leaves make a health tea, used mostly for its anti-inflammatory and urinary health properties. It appears to be a large source of both rosmarinic acid and methylated flavonoids. Let’s have a closer look at this cutely named herb.
Exploring Herbal Supplements: Oral Intake vs. Topical Application
Herbal supplements have long been utilized for their potential health benefits, offering a natural alternative to conventional treatments. Two common methods of using herbal remedies are through oral intake and topical application. Each method offers distinct advantages and considerations, catering to various preferences and health needs. Let's delve into the differences between these approaches.
Versatile Chamomile also helps with Prostate issues
You probably know chamomile for its use in calming teas. But did you know that in the right amount and extracted in a specific way, it can also help with prostate issues as benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH)? How? Let’s have a look at what scientific studies have revealed!
Why do we use Total Extracts?
Two things are key when we develop a new phytotherapeutical product: we use total extracts and we combine several extracts from different plants.
Why? Allow us to explain the benefits!
How sweet cranberry soothes UTI's
They’re not only super yummy to add to your breakfast or as a mid-afternoon sweet snack. Cranberries have quite strong activity to help you treat and prevent UTIs.
Are you curious how?
Your lifestyle can make a massive impact on your cancer development
Yes, things like adjusting your nutrition, getting more active and having positive thoughts, can halt the progression of prostate cancer and in some cases even help regression, as many scientific studies show.
Prostate cancer: active surveillance vs. watchful waiting
Prostate cancer is no longer necessarily the doom diagnosis it used to be a few decades ago. Aggressive treatment is rarely the first option. So what is the go-to approach instead these days?
Oregano for kidney issues and UTIs?
It’s not just a fav in Italian cuisine. Oregano, its extracts and its essential oil turn out to have so many health benefits. Were you aware? Read on to learn what this Mediterranean herb can do for you.
Spices & herbs in the kitchen versus in supplements
When reading the ingredients of herbal supplements or medicines, you might wonder “why can’t I just add these herbs while cooking my meals - won’t I have the benefits easily as well?”
Flex that flax (seed)
Flaxseed is one of the world’s oldest crops. Not only does it have a tasty nutty flavour with a crisp ‘n crunch consistency, it’s also rich in protein, fiber, and omega 3 fatty acids. Research shows it may help lower the risk of some cancers, help maintain a healthy weight, and reduce cholesterol and blood pressure. It is also shown to help with benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Let’s have a closer look and find out how you can easily add some of that goodness to your diet.
Get rid of UTIs once and for all
Half of all women have a UTI at least once in their life and more than 80% of these women experience it more than once. Let’s have a closer look at what’s happening in our female bodies and how we can prevent it!
There’s more to Dandelion than blowing wishes
We all know the dandelion flower which transforms into thousand wishes to be blown into the sky in autumn. But did you know that the dandelion can help reduce your UTI symptoms?
The common nettle stings more than one way
One of the main plant ingredients with scientifically proven effect on the prostate and its function is the Common Nettle. Does that sting as a surprise? Let’s dive into how that seemingly mundane plant can work in our bodies and aid to a healthy prostate!
Why are herbal medicines ‘so expensive’?
You are aware that synthetic medicines are very potent and have their purpose in getting your health back on track in certain situations - thank science for that!
Yet you also know that they are overused and have (sometimes serious) side effects that can be avoided when maintaining and improving your health with certain natural products. But why are plant-based supplements or medicines often rather pricey?
Let’s break the taboo around prostate issues
Too often, men associate the health of their prostate gland with their virility and this makes them embarrassed to admit something might be wrong. Too often, early symptoms are ignored or simply endured, and exactly this is problematic. Early diagnosis of prostate issues can make treatment easier and successful without much impact on the quality of life.